Fábulas literarias
Entry point to Tomás de Iriarte and eighteenth-century didactic writing linked to the Canaries through authorial origin.
Entry readings for fable, novel, poetry, avant-garde, children’s literature and criticism.
Grouped by period
Entry point to Tomás de Iriarte and eighteenth-century didactic writing linked to the Canaries through authorial origin.
Reading line connecting Galdós’ work, Spanish history and Canarian presence in national narrative.

The ACL identifies it as the first regional Canarian poetry anthology, issued in La Reforma instalments from 1857.
Key work for opening the relation between literature, island landscape and Agustín Espinosa’s experimentation.
The ACL documents it as a journal published between 1932 and 1936 and as a node of surrealism, art, architecture and avant-garde literature.

Pepa Aurora’s biography opens a line on childhood, orality, school and literary creation in the Canary Islands.